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InssTek MX-Med Medical DED Metal 3D Printer – Porous Titanium Implant Coating | 300×300×230 mm

The InssTek MX-Med is a DED metal 3D printer dedicated to medical work — a low-power 100 W laser and 200 µm beam that apply uniform porous titanium coatings to orthopedic implants for osseointegration, driven by DMT closed-loop melt-pool control across an 11.8×11.8×9.1 in / 300×300×230 mm envelope.

  • ✔ Fine 100 W / 200 µm beam — delicate porous coatings without over-melting the substrate
  • ✔ DMT closed-loop control — uniform, repeatable titanium layers
  • ✔ Multi-axis motion follows curved implant geometry; argon ≤50 ppm O₂
  • ✔ Lead time: configured to order — request a quote for delivery & installation
Installation and commissioning in the USA: facility and gas planning, start-up and operator training by our US service team.
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Install + training included Tailored service plan
100 W fine coating laser
200 µm beam for thin layers
≤50 ppm O₂ titanium process
Multi-axis implant coating motion
What your process engineer actually checks

What your process engineer actually checks

Coatings you can repeat

Porous titanium coatings only work if they are uniform. DMT's closed-loop melt-pool control lays thin layers the same way every time — the repeatability implant surfaces demand for osseointegration.

A materials engineer on the line

Factory-trained engineers, not a ticket queue. Titanium coating-parameter development and troubleshooting in under 24h — we run directed-energy deposition and titanium work ourselves. NDA standard.

About this product

The InssTek MX-Med is a DED metal 3D printer dedicated to medical work — a low-power 100 W laser and 200 µm beam that apply uniform porous titanium coatings onto orthopedic implants for osseointegration, driven by InssTek’s DMT closed-loop melt-pool control.

InssTek MX-Med medical DED metal 3D printer - porous titanium implant coating
DMT closed-loop deposition — real-time melt-pool control lays thin, uniform porous titanium layers onto implant surfaces.

Why medical teams choose the MX-Med

A dedicated DED system for porous titanium coatings — not a repurposed production machine.

DMT closed-loop control

Coaxial vision cameras hold the melt pool every layer, so thin porous titanium layers deposit uniformly onto implant surfaces — the consistency osseointegration depends on.

Fine 100 W / 200 µm beam

A low-power 100 W laser and 200 µm beam lay down controlled, fine porous structures without over-melting the substrate — built for delicate coating work, not bulk fabrication.

Multi-axis implant motion

A/C rotary motion (−100° to +5° / 360°) lets the nozzle follow curved implant geometry, coating hip, knee and other components evenly.

Argon-controlled titanium process

Argon >99.999% at ≤50 ppm O₂ keeps titanium coatings low-oxide and sound — the process integrity medical-grade parts require.

How Additive Plus delivers it

Configured for your implant work, supported by engineers who run DED themselves.

Step 01
Match it to your parts

We confirm axis configuration, optics and atmosphere against the implant geometry and coating spec you need before you commit.

Step 02
Install & train on-site

Factory-trained engineers install the MX-Med, run first coatings, and train your team on MX-OS and MiXO Pro.

Step 03
Qualify & support

We help build DMT coating-parameter sets for your titanium grades and stay on the line for process development — sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

Materials

The MX-Med is built for titanium porous coatings; the single-material PCM feeder is optimised for controlled, repeatable deposition.

  • Titanium: CP Ti, Ti-6Al-4V — porous surface structures for osseointegration
  • Powder: spherical, medical-grade titanium; Additive Plus can advise on powder qualification

System & Process Specifications

  • Build envelope: 11.8×11.8×9.1 in / 300×300×230 mm
  • Process: DED with DMT real-time melt-pool feedback; A/C rotary (−100° to +5° / 360°)
  • Laser: Ytterbium fiber, max. 100 W; porous-coating optics, 200 µm beam
  • Powder feed: PCM-Single, precision single-material
  • Atmosphere (option): argon >99.999%, O₂ ≤50 ppm
  • Software: MX-OS with MiXO Pro  ·  See the full Specifications tab below.

Where the MX-Med is used

Porous titanium coatings on high-value medical components.

Orthopedic implant coatings
Hip and knee component surfaces
Porous titanium surfaces
Structures that promote osseointegration
Custom implant geometry
Multi-axis coating of curved surfaces
Surface functionalization
Research on coating structure and porosity
Precision repair
Fine-beam rework of medical components
Controlled titanium process
Low-oxide deposits under inert argon

Not sure the MX-Med fits your work?

Compare it with InssTek’s production and research DED systems.

Tell us your implant geometry and coating spec — a materials engineer will map the right MX-Med configuration and titanium parameters. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

Why Source the MX-Med Through Additive Plus

  • Application engineering from a team that runs directed-energy deposition and titanium work in-house
  • Configuration support — axis setup, optics and atmosphere matched to your implant work
  • Install, operator training and DMT coating-parameter development included
  • Leasing and financing available for capital equipment
  • <24h response · 200+ AM systems delivered across 23 countries
Brand Insstek
Country of origin South Korea
Technology Directed Energy Deposition (DED) / DMT
Build Volume 11.8×11.8×9.1 in / 300×300×230 mm
Laser Type Ytterbium fiber, max. 100 W
Material Titanium (CP Ti, Ti-6Al-4V)
Run a trial coating first

Send us your implant geometry and titanium spec — we'll run trial porous coatings on DMT in California and share the results before you commit to a system.

Common questions

Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA standard, typical reply within 4 hours.

What is the InssTek MX-Med designed to do?
The MX-Med is a directed-energy-deposition (DED) system dedicated to medical work — specifically applying uniform porous titanium coatings onto orthopedic implants to encourage osseointegration. It is not a general fabrication machine: its low 100 W laser, 200 µm beam and single-material feeder are all optimised for controlled, fine coating deposition rather than bulk part building.
What materials does the MX-Med use?
The MX-Med is built around titanium — CP Ti and Ti-6Al-4V — deposited as porous surface structures. It uses a precision single-material (PCM) feeder for repeatable dosing of spherical medical-grade titanium powder. Additive Plus can advise on powder qualification and on the DMT parameters for your target coating porosity.
How does the MX-Med apply porous coatings?
A low-power 100 W ytterbium fiber laser with a 200 µm beam builds thin, controlled porous titanium layers on the implant surface, while A/C rotary motion (−100° to +5° / 360°) lets the nozzle follow curved geometry such as hip and knee components. DMT closed-loop control measures and corrects the melt pool every layer so the coating stays uniform.
Why is DMT closed-loop control important for implant coatings?
Osseointegration depends on a consistent porous structure, and consistency depends on a stable process. The MX-Med's DMT system uses vision cameras to hold melt-pool height layer by layer, so the coating is repeatable part to part. That repeatability is what lets a medical manufacturer trust the surface and pass inspection reliably.
What is the build volume and axis configuration?
The MX-Med has an 11.8×11.8×9.1 in / 300×300×230 mm envelope with A/C rotary motion (A-axis −100° to +5°, C-axis 360°). The rotary axes are what let it coat curved implant surfaces evenly rather than only flat faces. An Additive Plus engineer will confirm the configuration for the components you plan to coat.
Does the MX-Med come with medical certification or FDA clearance?
The MX-Med is production equipment, not a cleared medical device — regulatory clearance (FDA 510(k), CE MDR, ISO 13485 process validation) of a finished implant is the responsibility of the device manufacturer that uses it. InssTek's DMT porous-coating process has been used in orthopedic implant applications. Additive Plus can discuss validated coating workflows to support your own qualification; ask us for details.
What lead time and support come with the MX-Med?
The MX-Med is configured to order, so lead time depends on axis, optics and atmosphere options — request a quote and an engineer will confirm the schedule. Delivery includes on-site installation, operator training on MX-OS and MiXO Pro, and DMT coating-parameter support for your titanium grades. Leasing and financing are available for capital equipment.

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